About 98 percent of people with some foreign heritage in Japan have experienced microaggressions such as praise for their Japanese language ability, a nationwide survey by a group of researchers has shown.The results released recently come as Japan's foreign population continues to rise and it transitions into a more multicultural society. In 2022, one in 50 children born in the country had one parent who is not a Japanese citizen, according to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.Microaggressions are typically unintentional or casual hurtful words or actions made to members of margina…READ FULL ARTICLE
